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I love traveling, meeting people, having fun, and of course taking pictures. I am moved by the raw power of emotions that can be captured through a lens and the equal amount of emotion that it is able to stir in others. 

You are fun, beautiful, and in love. Picking the right photographer that you connect with to document your wedding day is crucial. The happiest day of your life will be told in pictures that you will want to remember and show to your grandchildren.

If you believe you and Brandon are a match, please send him an e-mail in the contact section for further details on your journey together.

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Category Archives: Wedding

Ellen + Brandon | Wedding at the Black Gold Golf Club

I never told them this, but for some reason I felt as if I knew Ellen and Brandon my entire life. That’s probably one of the reasons why we were in such close contact right after they booked us last fall. I remember Ellen frantically telling me that it was going to rain on the...

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Ai Ling + Nicholas | Wedding, Singapore, Jewel Box

It’s amazing where life can take you at times. Out of all the places in the world, I would have never thought I would shoot a wedding in Singapore, and what an experience it was. Even though their coverage lasted a whopping thirteen hours starting at 5:30AM, not a single minute seemed like work. Ai...

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Neetu + Neil | Reception, Beverly Wilshire

Located right across the street from the world famous Rodeo Drive, Neetu and Neil’s reception at the Beverly Wilshire was a party to be reckoned with. I witnessed LA’s finest live band, ballroom dancers, a dozen violinists, performers on pillars, and even a kids room with a custom take home Neetu and Neil coloring book…...

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Neetu + Neil | Ceremony, Four Seasons, Beverly Hills

Day two of their wedding was an intimate ceremony held at the elegant Four Seasons hotel. Unlike their usual colorful events, the ceremony was toned down to a calm white and green. The outdoor hindi ceremony consisted of many rituals which lasted for almost two hours. A quick fact: The mandap (stage) is considered sacred...

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